Smoke billows over fire near Point Reyes National Seashore
Smoke filled the skies across the Bay Area, including in Marin County, where firefighters were battling The Woodward Fire, fueled by fierce winds.
Smoke filled the skies across the Bay Area, including in Marin County, where firefighters were battling The Woodward Fire, fueled by fierce winds.
SkyFOX over fire near Point Reyes National Seashore
SkyFOX flew over the fire at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 20, 2020.
SkyFOX flew over the fire at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 20, 2020.
Restoration underway from rotating power outages amid heatwave, calls to conserve continue
Restoration of power is underway after rotating outages were ordered throughout the State of California Friday evening leaving thousands without power amid a heatwave.
Restoration of power is underway after rotating outages were ordered throughout the State of California Friday evening leaving thousands without power amid a heatwave.
Even as more relief promised, frustrated California gym owner says Gov. Newsom just doesn't get it
"Newsom does not understand, he does not," fumed Adam Kovacs.
"Newsom does not understand, he does not," fumed Adam Kovacs.
Advocates fear resurgence of COVID-19 at crowded San Quentin prison
The coronavirus has infected more than 2,200 prisoners and 270 staff members at San Quentin State Prison. So far, 25 inmates and one corrections officer have died from the virus.
The coronavirus has infected more than 2,200 prisoners and 270 staff members at San Quentin State Prison. So far, 25 inmates and one corrections officer have died from the virus.
Marine biology experts concerned following series of animal entanglements
The Marine Mammal Center in the Marin Headlands has admitted eight California sea lions and Guadalupe fur seals since June 1 with entanglements of varying degrees.
The Marine Mammal Center in the Marin Headlands has admitted eight California sea lions and Guadalupe fur seals since June 1 with entanglements of varying degrees.
Brooks Jarosz reports.
Man arrested on suspicion of vandalizing cars at San Rafael food bank
Someone had poured some type of acid in the gas tanks of five vehicles, causing more than $50,000 in damage.
Someone had poured some type of acid in the gas tanks of five vehicles, causing more than $50,000 in damage.
Need a mask? In one California town, they appear to be growing on trees
Sara Robinson got the idea after hearing a COVID-19 presentation that mentioned mask-trees in the Czech Republic.
Sara Robinson got the idea after hearing a COVID-19 presentation that mentioned mask-trees in the Czech Republic.
Sergeant at San Quentin Prison is first among staff to die from coronavirus
Sgt. Gilbert Polanco, 55, was diagnosed with coronavirus in June.
Sgt. Gilbert Polanco, 55, was diagnosed with coronavirus in June.
Vandalized Bay Area food bank trucks rendered inoperable
Five trucks used by the San Francisco Marin Food bank to deliver meals to hungry people were targeted by a vandal, making them inoperable.
Five trucks used by the San Francisco Marin Food bank to deliver meals to hungry people were targeted by a vandal, making them inoperable.
Learning session Wednesday part of potential Sir Francis Drake Blvd. name change
A learning session will be held Wednesday to present the history of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Marin County as part of a longer discussion about potentially changing the name of the boulevard.
A learning session will be held Wednesday to present the history of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Marin County as part of a longer discussion about potentially changing the name of the boulevard.
22nd San Quentin inmate dies of coronavirus
Activists have been working to release more incarcerated people from jails and prisons, which have been described as tinderboxes of the deadly virus.
Activists have been working to release more incarcerated people from jails and prisons, which have been described as tinderboxes of the deadly virus.
Protesters call for mass inmate releases outside of San Quentin Prison
The group of protesters demands inmates be released as the prison deals with an ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.
The group of protesters demands inmates be released as the prison deals with an ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.
Marin County drive-in theater screening sells out in 15 minutes
Drive-in movies are making a comeback thanks to the coronavirus, with Marin County the latest example.
Drive-in movies are making a comeback thanks to the coronavirus, with Marin County the latest example.
Agricultural officials warn of Chinese mystery seeds showing up in Marin County
In the meantime, officials said that the seed packets should not be opened, shipped, or disposed of to prevent the potential release of any invasive pest.
In the meantime, officials said that the seed packets should not be opened, shipped, or disposed of to prevent the potential release of any invasive pest.
California hiker assaulted after he says he asked jogger to put on a mask
When the Larkspur hiker asked the jogger to put on a mask, he not only refused but allegedly shoved him and knocked him to the ground, officials said.
When the Larkspur hiker asked the jogger to put on a mask, he not only refused but allegedly shoved him and knocked him to the ground, officials said.
Sir Francis Drake statue in Larkspur removed ahead of planned protest
"It's a 30-foot metal statue with a lot of sharp sides. I didn't feel that that was a very safe situation if folks tried to pull it down. I didn't want anybody to get hurt," said Larkspur City Manager Dan Schwarz said.
"It's a 30-foot metal statue with a lot of sharp sides. I didn't feel that that was a very safe situation if folks tried to pull it down. I didn't want anybody to get hurt," said Larkspur City Manager Dan Schwarz said.
Marin County supervisors extend eviction moratorium through Sept. 30
The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday extended a county eviction moratorium for the fourth time for residents economically suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday extended a county eviction moratorium for the fourth time for residents economically suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic.
19th San Quentin inmate dies of complications from COVID-19
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said inmate Johnny Avila Jr., 62, was pronounced dead at an outside hospital from what appears to be complications related to COVID-19.
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said inmate Johnny Avila Jr., 62, was pronounced dead at an outside hospital from what appears to be complications related to COVID-19.